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Shades of God

    Discover the Beauty

    Take a sometimes whimsical journey with me to explore the wonder of the God we worship. Shades of God is a collection of short stories and poems that I trust will cause the reader to reflect on the beauty of our God in creation, and how His beauty is mirrored in the blessing He brings to our lives wherever that life may find us.

    Shades of God is the culmination of a project that I began years ago. I was going to publish it by more traditional means, but have decided to offer it for free to anyone who would like to read it.

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